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Category Archives: California
To What Extent Does Income Affect Voting Behavior When Accounting For Race?
In heavily Hispanic Californian neighborhoods, wealth had no relationship with voting patterns in the 2008 United States presidential election and the 2010 California gubernatorial election. Continue reading
Posted in California, Hispanics, Income, Race, Whites
Tagged 2008 presidential election, 2010 California gubernatorial election, elections, Hispanics, income, Politics, Race, voting patterns, whites
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The Socially Conservative State of…California?
In the past four years Californians have voted against gay marriage, marijuana, and the abolition of the death penalty. Continue reading
Posted in California, California
Tagged California, death penalty, elections, gay marriage, marijuana, Politics, Proposition 19, Proposition 34, Proposition 8, socially conservative
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Vote Yes on Proposition 40: State Senate Redistricting Referendum
This proposition is a referendum on the State Senate districts drawn by California’s citizens redistricting commission. A “Yes” vote on Proposition 40 would indicate approval of the districts as drawn. A “No” vote on Proposition 40 would reject the districts drawn by the commission. Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged politicians, Politics, Proposition 40, redistricting, State Senate Redistricting
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Vote No on Proposition 39: Multistate Business Taxes
This is the tenth part of a series of posts analyzing California’s propositions: Vote Yes on Proposition 30 – Jerry Brown’s Budget Plan Vote No on Proposition 31 – Changes to State Budgeting Vote No on Proposition 32 – Union-busting … Continue reading
Vote No on Proposition 38 – Molly Munger’s Tax Initiative
Proposition 30 is the good proposition, Proposition 38 the bad one. Vote yes on Proposition 30 and no on Proposition 38. Continue reading
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Tagged California, Education, elections, Molly Munger, Proposition 38, propositions, tax increase
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